Jeff continues our ‘First Responders’ series by reading a famous Christmas passage about the wisemen/magi’s pursuit of Jesus. What can we learn from their life with God and how does this contrast from others in this same passage (Herod & The Priests)? Listen in as we continue to prepare our hearts for this Christmas season.
Jeff wraps up our summer series on the minor prophets with one last ‘major lesson’: The promises of healing, freedom, and joy are here for us today. Listen in as we study the last six verses of the Old Testament and prepare our hearts to experience the Sun of Righteousness together and the blessing that’s hidden in His wings.
Celebrate Christmas with Vineyard Church of the Rockies. Jeff shares about God’s ‘Good News of Great Joy.’ Jesus Christ, our Savior and King, is born to make all things right.
Jeff continues our series on ‘Joy’ by sharing a few Christmas scriptures. How was joy part of the Christmas story and what does it mean for our lives and our church today? Simply put: your joy can change the world. Listen in to discover how your proximity to Jesus can impact your experience and the world’s experience of your joy.
As Jeff continues our series titled ‘Joy to the World,’ we once again turn to scripture seeking an answer to one of life’s challenging questions: ‘How do I navigate times of both joy & grief?’ On this side of heaven, we still experience trials, challenges, and pain but thankfully the Bible is not silent on how to follow God in the midst of this tension. In this message, Jeff shares from the teachings of Jesus and his own personal life how to walk with God in the midst of joy & grief.
“Joy to the World,” is a famous Christmas carol but what happens when we talk a lot about joy and don’t experience it? Does ‘joy’ even matter to God? What does it actually mean, how can I cultivate joy in my life, and why should I even care? Listen in as we explore these questions and so much more because simply put: It’s time to reclaim your joy.
Jeff shared God's invitation to joy this Christmas. The Shepherd received unexpected joy, shared it with others, and brought it back to God in prayer. We can do the same. And when joy is difficult, God is ready to receive us in the middle of our hardships.
Bristow shows us that happiness comes from our circumstances, but joy is about God and us. We can experience Jesus' joy no matter what is happening in our lives. Heaven is all about his joy, which calms and heals us.
